Non-Profit & Community

Velvet Ross, housing justice advocate, is one of eight Brooklyn finalists for the David Prize, a $200,000 cash award.

On Wednesday, MENTOR NY will name Brooklyn's Tyler Drayton a 'Mentor of the Year' at this year's awards ceremony.

After an undefeated season, the Poly Prep girls softball team has won the New York State Private Schools championships.

The library will celebrate Banned Books Week with three free events beginning on Sept. 20.

The third in a 3-part series on how murals have shaped one Brooklyn neighborhood, as told by the curator, community and creative artists.

Training includes community projects in green infrastructure, and participants receive a $900 stipend twice a month, plus free monthly MetroCards.

The second in a 3-part series on how murals have shaped one Brooklyn neighborhood, as told by the curator, community and creative artists.

The first in a 3-part series on how murals have shaped one Brooklyn neighborhood, as told by the curator, community and creative artists.

Opponents of the new vaporizers say the project would harm the health of nearby residents and contribute to climate change.

On Sept. 1, Jehovah's Witnesses in Brooklyn and nationwide will go back to door-knocking, after more than two years of putting the practice on hold due to the pandemic.